A 34‑year‑old man was arrested after surveillance tied him to burglaries at downtown spots including Mike’s Ice Cream, Crema and Bourbon Street Blues.

Metro Nashville Police and emergency crews responded Monday to a reported incident at YMCA Camp Widjiwagan in Antioch; officials have released few details.

A Pulaski man was arrested after a Saturday shooting left a 37-year-old dead; police charged a 40-year-old with first-degree murder and say more arrests could follow.

Maury County crews say a person was trampled by a bull Saturday on Luke Moser Road. Responders assisted Maury Regional EMS and staged for Vanderbilt LifeFlight.

A late-night shooting on Belcourt Avenue in Midtown left one person injured and prompted an emergency response. Officials have not released further details.

A man was found shot early Saturday at an apartment complex on Lebanon Pike in Hermitage and later died at Vanderbilt, police said. Detectives say they have "strong leads."

A speeding stop on Lebanon Road led Mt. Juliet officers to arrest a 33-year-old Hendersonville woman wanted out of Rutherford County; police say heroin and stolen property were found.

A Nashville jury spared Monica Wilson a murder conviction after she told jurors she shot her brother in self‑defense; the trial included recorded 911 audio.

A Meharry Boulevard house fire left a roommate critically injured and prompted aggravated arson charges against a 67‑year‑old man, police say.

A Williamson County judge refused bond after a chilling 911 call and courtroom testimony; the case will go before a grand jury.

Crews battled a working fire at a nearly finished home on Beard Road near Bethel; operations shifted to a defensive attack after crews reported the floor giving way.

MNPD arrested a Nashville man after forensic analysis of seized devices allegedly found thousands of child sexual‑abuse files during an 11‑month probe.

Crime Stoppers posted a Fugitive Friday re-run naming Michelle Thompson wanted on felony theft and a probation violation. Tips can be submitted anonymously and may qualify for up to $2,000.